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... ®De SATURDAY, MARCH 1861. CHIEF EVENTS AND TOPICS OF THE WEEK. The Whig*, after much maneeaTring, hare succeeded in lehMtating themselves in office, and last night would witness the first step in their renewed Attempt to maintain their position. What ...
... Sir Bichabo Bolkelst, whig though h* bo, told the people Anglesey, on a recent occasion, some eery wholesome truths, which considerably astonished his hesrets. A large number of persons had been called together, almost exclosirely dissenters, and dissenters ...
... appear that the present times nry much resemble those of James the Second. The whigs of this, and the preceding reign, hare been doing precisely the reverse of what the whigs did from 1680 to 1688. The latter were the rampant adversaries and denouncers ...
... against the Whig* and their Wooden headed Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Chorlet a* hi* own favourite but trashy and fraudulent ,u won’t go down, with “dUcerning” British n place of the genuine article j prceieely •». th f found-cat Whig, will no longer ...
... to double fire, from both aidee of the House —from the traitorous Peebles, strangely helping the whigs from the tory benches, well from the used-up whigs themselves. Had their breakdown occurred in July, in place of in February; or had it happened during ...
... interview had ended in a refusal on the part of the latter to Join the new administration! These rumours gave such hopes to the whig party that have the strongest reason to believe that a telegraphic message was yeaterday afternoon despatched to hare an admiralty ...
... injustice the noble duke is also responsible. We do not blame him for the acts of the Whigs, although he amenable to the charge of destroying his party, and admitting the Whigs to power. The unrivalled general was a poor statesman. As statesman, he did not ...
... the whiga to create worse constituency than the present. .The most corrupt and I debased electors are those upon whom the whigs, for selfish and family purposes, conferred the franchise in 1832. Much has been said by the liberal press about I the venal ...
... industry.’ Now, lam going state w*of/ know be a fact —sis., that that meeting was originated by whig cabinet minuter ’ oh!’) Yes.her maiests’a government—the whig government—alarmed at the fearful distress which was overgrowing the agrieultnml mtereet,ctme ...
... motives for patronising the whig bishop, and the whig premier, and the whig education scheme, —doubtless, in all this, his motives are as pure as the uneunned snow. And we impugn them not. We only wish would keep his love for the Whigs within bounds, and that ...
... that tome modification* are intended, either in the law or the practice, under the lete characteristic piecoof blundering Whig legislstion. These order* ere.—l. I«; dispense with the production of the Articles of Agreement, commonly known ichednle B ...
... the rising sun— whether Lord Stanlst and the Protestant Protectionists as certain ; or Lord Clarendon and the pro* papist whigs, as fondly expected by the virtud-y beaten party. Giving all oredit to Lord John Russell for his manly recantation. we deeply ...